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Quiz: From soil knowledge to soil care

2 questions · Pass at 70% · +30 pts on first pass

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Question 1 · Multiple choice — select all that apply

Which observations are most consistent with the idea of reading a context with soil in mind? Select all that apply.

A worn grass strip can reveal how everyday movement affects soil surface condition, vegetation cover, and water infiltration. Soil care only becomes relevant when a place is already formally protected. A garden compost pile can be understood not only as reused waste, but also as a way to support organic matter, moisture, structure, and soil organisms. A public square with paved surfaces can raise questions about where rainwater goes and how much soil remains open. Soil care means replacing scientific knowledge with personal feelings.

Question 2 · Single choice — select one

What do the examples of the campus grass strip, compost in a garden, and rainwater in a public square have in common?

They show that soil care only belongs to experts. They show that ordinary places and choices can reveal soil connections when viewed more attentively. They show that recognising soil in everyday places is already enough to constitute meaningful soil action. They show that soil is only relevant in rural or agricultural areas.